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7News Just In
by LiSTNR
7News Just In is a daily podcast that brings you Australia's latest news.
Episodes
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Parents honour teen cricketer Ben Austin after inquest
A coronial inquest into the death of 17-year-old Ben Austin, who died after being hit in the neck by a cricket ball during training at Ferntree Gully in October last year, has concluded without formal recommendations for changes to the game. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Sydney Airport security staff strike over job security
Security staff at Sydney Airport are conducting industrial action with strikes from 6-10am and 5-9pm, causing potential disruptions for travellers. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Brethren Church faces election intimidation inquiry
Senior church elders from the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church appeared before a parliamentary inquiry to address allegations that church members intimidated candidates during the 2025 federal election campaign. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Carlton suspends two players
Carlton Football Club has suspended two players following separate incidents. Lachie Cowan received a two-match AFL ban and $5,000 suspended fine after admitting to illicit drug use at a house party. Teammate Wade Derksen has been suspended for three matches by Carlton after being caught...
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Sydney duo charged over $17m cocaine plot
A joint investigation between the Australian Federal Police and Chilean authorities has intercepted $17 million worth of cocaine destined for Sydney, resulting in charges against two Sydney men. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Jury visits Paddington crime scene in Lamarre-Condon trial
Jurors in the trial of Beau Lamarre-Condon visited the Paddington terrace house where Jesse Baird lived, the alleged crime scene where the former police officer is accused of murdering the TV presenter and his partner Luke Davies with his police-issued pistol in 2024. See omnystudio.com/listener...
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Melbourne man killed in execution-style gangland hit
Ali Albadri, a 42-year-old Melbourne man, was shot dead in a gangland execution inside his family home on Gypsum St in Wollert. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Three teens arrested after targeted Lansvale shooting
Three teenagers have been arrested following a targeted shooting at a Lansvale home in south-west Sydney just after midnight. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Gunman on the run after Dulwich Hill standoff
A man in his twenties remains at large in Sydney's inner west after threatening a couple with a sawn-off shotgun in Dulwich Hill. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Fatal plane crash in Hunter Valley
A light plane has crashed on Everest Dr in Scone in the Upper Hunter Valley, resulting in two fatalities. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Russell Brand trial continues with witness testimony
Russell Brand's trial continues in a London court with testimony from one of six women alleging sexual offences. The comedian faces three counts of rape, three counts of sexual assault and one count of indecent assault spanning 1999 to 2009. Brand has pleaded not guilty to all charges and…
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Dozens of children killed in Pakistan school collapse
At least 35 people, nearly all children aged between 6 and 12, were killed when the roof of two school classrooms collapsed in Peshawar, Pakistan during the first class of the day. The three-storey private school building was constructed with substandard materials and heavy overnight rainfall...
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Digital duty of care bill explained
The Digital Duty of Care bill has been introduced to federal parliament amid criticism over potential free speech restrictions. The 100-page legislation requires social media platforms and online information providers to ensure user safety, targeting threats of violence, health-related...
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Sydney Airport security staff strike over job concerns
Security staff at Sydney Airport are taking industrial action, going on strike from 6am-10am and 5pm-9pm on Friday. The Transport Workers Union is demanding improved job security from airport contractor Certis, citing cost-cutting and contract uncertainty despite Sydney Airport's significant…
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Airborne car damages Brisbane home in high-speed crash
A 32-year-old man has been charged with six offences after an out-of-control car became airborne and crashed through a business yard, fence and sign before then smashing into a car, trailers and carport at a family home in Aspley, Brisbane, and finally landing on its roof in the front yard. See...
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Carlton's Lachie Cowan banned over illicit drugs
Carlton Blues defender Lachlan Cowan has been suspended for two matches and fined $5000 after admitting to the AFL he took illicit drugs at a house party on Saturday, which resulted in hospitalisation. The AFL has announced mandatory hair testing for all players when they return to training in...
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Reports of shooting in Sydney; murder in Melbourne; global drug busts
A major police operation is underway following reports of a possible shooting in a residential neighbourhood in Dulwich Hill, in Sydney's inner west. A 42-year-old man was shot dead in an execution-style killing outside his family home in Wollert, in Melbourne's outer north, just after 5pm on...
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Coronial inquest into teen cricketer's death
A coronial inquest has begun into the death of 17-year-old Victorian cricketer Ben Austin, who was fatally struck in the neck by a cricket ball while practising batting in the nets in October 2025. Ben's father, Jace Austin, has made an impassioned plea to keep the game untouched, calling it a...
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Church elders face inquiry over election intimidation claims
The Plymouth Brethren Christian Church faces a parliamentary inquiry over allegations its members paid neo-Nazi associates to intimidate Labor, Greens and independent candidates during the federal election campaign. Church leader Bruce Hales denies participating in the campaign and argues...
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Jury visits Paddington crime scene in Lamarre-Condon trial
Jury members in the murder trial of former police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon have visited the Paddington terrace house where TV presenter Jesse Baird lived. Lamarre-Condon is accused of shooting dead Baird and his partner Luke Davies at the Sydney home in 2024. See omnystudio.com/listener for...
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Global drug bust nets four arrests
Four people have been arrested following the interception of 23kg of cocaine, with an estimated street value of $17 million, destined for Australia. Chilean police intercepted the shipment and shared intelligence with Australian Federal Police, who conducted a controlled delivery using dummy...
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Execution-style murder in Melbourne
A 42-year-old man was shot dead in an execution-style killing outside his family home in Wollert, in Melbourne's outer north, just after 5pm on Thursday, with children reportedly inside the home during the attack. CCTV footage captured two men driving off in a Holden Commodore. See...
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Major police operation in Dulwich Hill
A major police operation is underway following reports of a possible shooting in a residential neighbourhood in Dulwich Hill, in Sydney's inner west. Several schools including Dulwich Hill Primary School and multiple streets have been locked down, light rail services have been suspended and a...
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Is your child ready for their first smartphone?
New Australian research from the Digital Readiness Lab reveals only one in eight children possess the necessary capabilities to safely navigate the online world, regardless of age. The study identifies three core competencies children need before receiving their first smartphone: self-regulation...
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Greek eggplant parmigiana with Conor Curran
TV personality and cookbook author Conor Curran demonstrates how to make melitzanes papoutsakia, a Greek eggplant dish that translates to "eggplant shoes". The recipe features roasted eggplant filled with a basil tomato sauce, ham, mozzarella and kefalograviera cheese, offering a healthier...
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Libby Trickett tackles youth sports dropout crisis
Four-time Olympian Libby Trickett has released the second season of her podcast Sportish, focusing on youth sports participation in Australia. Statistics show while 70 per cent of Australian children play sport at age 12, this drops dramatically to just 20 per cent by age 20, with the biggest...
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Sam Wood's Brighton home listed for sale while he is incarcerated
Reality TV star Sam Wood's Brighton property is reportedly being listed for sale at $7.15 million, just weeks after purchasing it in September for $7 million. The listing was arranged two weeks before Wood was charged and refused bail on domestic violence charges with he and wife Snezana having...
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Jonathan Lipnicki's bold new chapter in Primetime
Former child star Jonathan Lipnicki, known for Jerry Maguire, Stuart Little and The Little Vampire, discusses his latest role in Primetime, a psychological thriller alongside Robert Pattinson. The film is a dramatisation of the reality show To Catch A Predator, marking a significant departure…
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Behind the scenes of The Lion King musical
The Lion King musical has captivated audiences worldwide for more than 25 years with its iconic story, elaborate costumes, and innovative puppetry. The production features a cast of approximately 55 performers supported by an equal number of crew members, working together to create an intricate...
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Blondie and U2 announce major tours
Blondie have released new music with their single Spectral Eyes from the album High Noon, with 81-year-old singer Deborah Harry continuing to perform and tour. U2 has announced The Greatest Show On Earth world tour, commencing in Mexico City in February 2027. Both iconic bands are promising...
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Harry and Meghan return to Nottingham for first joint outing
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex made their first joint public appearance in Nottingham since returning to Great Britain. The couple visited one of the UK's more deprived areas, drawing comparisons to their 2017 visit to the same location just after their engagement announcement. Crowd sizes and…
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Rugby League World Cup kicks off with a bang
Australia defeated New Zealand 24-22 in the opening match of the Rugby League World Cup. The Kangaroos will face Fiji in Brisbane next weekend, with half-back Mitch Moses nursing a calf injury. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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US considers escalation in Iran conflict
The US military has developed new strike plans for potential operations against Iran, including the possible use of the MOAB (massive ordnance air blast bomb), the largest non-nuclear weapon in the American arsenal. President Donald Trump faces mounting pressure to end the conflict with Iran…
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World Bread Day recipes with Cooking with Coles
Three creative bread recipes are demonstrated for World Bread Day, including a classic club sandwich with chicken, bacon, egg and vegetables, a baked egg-in-the-hole breakfast dish with ham and cheese, and Japanese-style fruit sandwiches with pistachio paste, whipped cream and blueberries. See...
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Red Cross and Uber team up for clothing drive
Australian Red Cross has partnered with Uber for an eighth consecutive year to collect pre-loved clothing donations directly from homes across Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth and Canberra. The one-day initiative runs between 10am and 4pm local time on Saturday October 17, allowing...
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Ballina woman wins $100 million Powerball jackpot
A woman from Ballina in northern NSW has won the entire $100 million Powerball prize, the largest jackpot in 16 months. She purchased a 12-game QuickPick ticket for $19 just before the draw closed due to 'FOMO', as other family members had already bought tickets. The winner, who was surrounded by...
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Private health rebate cuts spark political standoff
Health Minister Mark Butler defends proposed legislation to remove age-based private health insurance rebate top-ups for over-65s, which would save approximately $250 per year per policy holder to fund aged care expansion. The Greens and Coalition have blocked the bill, with Deputy Opposition...
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Victoria Beckham's dinner party rules spark debate
Victoria Beckham has shared her dinner party hosting rules on Instagram, including mandatory fabric napkins instead of paper ones, no mobile phones on the table, and proper butter dishes. David Beckham reportedly signals the end of gatherings by walking around blowing out candles. The etiquette...
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Bostock's stunning hat-trick debut seals World Cup opener
Australia defeated New Zealand 24-22 in a thrilling Rugby League World Cup opener, with debutant winger Jack Bostock scoring a stunning hat-trick. The only concern for the Kangaroos was a calf injury to halfback Mitchell Moses ahead of their next match against Fiji in Brisbane. See...
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Perth Telethon raises millions for kids
The 59th Telethon in Perth is underway, with numerous community groups fundraising for children's medical causes. Kelpies for Kids supports country families travelling to Perth for medical treatment while raising working dogs for farms. The Aviation Rescue Firefighting Service team will walk on...
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Queensland proposes power to end public sector strikes
Queensland's Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie has proposed industrial law reforms that would grant the government authority to order public servants including police, nurses and teachers back to work during strikes. The changes would allow intervention if strike action could damage the economy,...
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Baby capybaras at San Francisco Zoo
San Francisco Zoo has welcomed two six-month-old capybara siblings, marking the return of the world's largest rodents to the zoo for the first time in nearly a decade. The zoo is hosting a fundraiser, auctioning off naming rights for the male and female pair. See omnystudio.com/listener for…
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New laws to tackle AI-altered property photos
New South Wales will introduce legislation in 2027 requiring real estate advertisers to disclose when AI has been used to alter property listing photos. The technology is being used to add gardens, furniture and remove unattractive features from homes, creating misleading representations for...
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Pedestrian critically injured in Adelaide crash
A pedestrian sustained life-threatening injuries after being struck by a vehicle on Main North Road at Salisbury Park in Adelaide's northeast. The southbound side of the road was closed overnight while police investigated the serious crash. The vehicle involved sustained significant front-end...
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Targeted killing in Melbourne's north sparks underworld fears
A man has been killed in a suspected targeted attack at a home in Wollert, in Melbourne's outer north. Witnesses reported hearing loud bangs, and two masked offenders were allegedly seen fleeing in a red Holden Commodore. Homicide Squad detectives are investigating potential links to Melbourne's...
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Sydney Airport security staff strike over job security
Security staff at Sydney Airport are conducting two four-hour strikes on Friday, from 6am-10am and 5pm-9pm, causing significant delays for travellers. The union is demanding improved job security from employer Certus Group, citing cost-cutting measures and contract uncertainty despite the…
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Harry and Meghan return to Nottingham for first UK outing
Prince Harry and Meghan, Duke and Duchess of Sussex, made their first official joint public appearance since moving back to the UK, visiting Nottingham where they originally announced their engagement in 2017. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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New speed cameras target Adelaide school zones
Adelaide is introducing speed and red light cameras to 24 of 40 newly designated 40km per hour school zones. The new camera locations include Lindenpark Primary School, Blackwood High School and Our Lady of the Sacred Heart College. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Woman charged over poisoned curry at Perth workplace
A 43-year-old woman from Golden Bay has been charged with endangering life after allegedly lacing a colleague's curry with toxic snail pellets containing metalldehyde at an Armadale workplace in February. Armadale detectives allege the accused tampered with the home-cooked lunch after visiting a...
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Carlton's Lachie Cowan facing two-match ban for illicit drugs
Carlton defender Lachlan Cowan faces a two-match ban after admitting to the AFL that he took illicit drugs at a house party, which resulted in hospitalisation. The 21-year-old will be sanctioned under the league's conduct unbecoming rules, while teammate Will Hayward, who was also injured during...
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